Fourth in Naas barrier trial before successful track debut in 7f Leopardstown auction event (good) last summer, overcoming traffic problems to get up on post; ran below that level when beaten odds-on favourite at Killarney (1m, soft) in July; 282 days off; tongue-tied.

Left previous form behind when winning Roscommon maiden in August (7.5f, good), value for more as had to wait for a gap; weakened badly on AW debut at Dundalk in February; likely to come up short in this company; blinkers.

Won Naas barrier trial last May; successful track debut at Leopardstown (7f, soft) in June; failed to make a major impact in good-class contests thereafter, on latest when midfield in the Goffs Million; entitled to go well at this level and fresh may be the time to catch her.

Nondescript run at Naas on debut last September; promising third at the Curragh following month (soft to heavy; form worked out well); perhaps needed the run when below-par at the Curragh last month.

Promise in two Dundalk runs for Cormac Farrell; impressive winning debut for this yard at Dundalk (7f) in February; finished last of eight when pitched into Listed company at Lingfield on latest; turf debut.

Belied 40-1 odds with strong-finishing second in Curragh Group 3 (6f, good to yielding) where he was the sole newcomer in the field; inexperience costly when in rear in the Middle Park; slowly away when respectable fifth in Leopardstown Group 3 on return 12 days ago; bred to get the mile and could be a class apart.

Made 200,000euros as a foal but only 100,000gns as a yearling; promising Curragh debut second but failed to build on that when favourite at Leopardstown; off the track 188 days.

Not disgraced despite finishing last of six at Leopardstown (sent off 150-1), beaten 7l in a good contest, but can only be watched; 343 days off.

Intello filly; 17,000euros yearling; half-sister to winners Dance Of Life (French 10.5f; RPR 89) and Agrimonia (Swiss 1m1f/1m2f); dam 5f 2yo winner (99); tough task on debut.